Clackamas County fire station in Oregon shuts down because of toxic mold” is locked Clackamas County fire station in Oregon shuts down because of toxic mold

Here is another story that proves that many of our city, county, state and federal government officials understand that toxic mold is dangerous to the health and safety of everyone.

FOX 12 Oregon reports in the video below that the Clackamas County fire station was closed down after toxic mold was found in some of the sleeping quarters and offices, forcing firefighters to temporarily relocate. Many of the firemen and even the fire captain, Andy Welks, got sick from being exposed to the mold, and he now claims they may have to tear down the whole fire station and build from scratch at a cost to taxpayers.

It amazes me that the general public who are often exposed to mold and get deathly sick from their rental properties are left to fend for themselves, and are more often than not, considered crazy and or liars. Their own families sometimes even turn on them and think they are lying.

Are these Oregon city firemen liars because they say their health was effected by mold in their fire station?

I bet their families support them 100%, and even the city government officials will back up their decisions to relocate and tear down the toxic mold infested building.

The facts are that they were relocated almost immediately after the mold was found, and remediation efforts started right away. They are already talking about tearing the building down and building a new one. Their claims will not even be questioned, and they will be taken care of properly.

Yet, thousands and thousands of mold victims around the U.S. are stuck in their toxic mold rentals, deathly sick, and many are forced on to the street to become homeless, and destitute.